Versa-Care Homes I sits at 1576 Spruce Ave in Placentia, California, and you'll find it's a single-story board and care home licensed for six residents, built in 2009 and designed for seniors needing help with daily routines, memory care, or long-term nursing services, and it's the sort of quiet place with new, modern furnishings, wide hallways, and inside sprinklers for safety, and everything's made simple to help people with mobility needs, especially with large wheelchair-accessible showers and roll-in bathrooms. There are four bedrooms set up for comfort, a big kitchen and roomy places for family-style meals, and a large living area for folks to spend time together, watch movie nights, or join in different activities that the community lines up throughout the week-along with daily events that keep things friendly and social, with transportation arranged for trips to town, medical offices, or to run errands, and there's help to settle in during move-in too.
Assisted living services cover basic care like meals, medication management, help with bathing and dressing, transfers, laundry, and housework; there's also care for non-ambulatory residents, incontinence support, and coordination with healthcare providers, and when a family needs a short break, respite care is an option. Small pets under 15 pounds can stay with their owners, and the place allows both cats and dogs, which can be comforting for folks used to animals around. Meals are well-rated, with choices for different diets, like diabetes-friendly options and all-day dining. It's physician-owned and professionally managed, so there's regular health monitoring and support for memory loss, and they make sure everyone gets attention in a small group setting suited to their needs. Rates are set by a fee-for-service model, where payment comes from partner communities only if a family decides to move in, and there's an online review system, Feefo, that's collected thousands of reviews, and community ratings are high across value, staff, building, and meal quality. The home supports a diverse mix of people and sits in a North Orange County neighborhood with a good median income, giving it a peaceful spot not too far from public transit. Versa-Care Homes I focuses on the important basics-safe housing, skilled care, simple comforts, and peace of mind for both residents and families.
